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Moore Norman Technology Center recognized close to 750 graduates from more than 30 career programs during the 2025 graduation ceremony. Graduates included high school students from Moore Public Schools and Norman Public Schools, homeschool, private school and adults from the Moore, Norman, and south Oklahoma City area. 

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Skye's the Limit Scholarship
Director, Lee Dow announced the 2nd recipient of the “Skye’s the Limit” Memorial Scholarship, selected by the Automotive Collision Advisory Board. Instructors, staff and students gathered around to celebrate Gunner Jones during class. Gunner is a second year student in Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing.
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RCFF on May 15
The 2025 Red Carpet Film Festival (RCFF) is scheduled for Thursday, May 15, 2025. Since 2008, MNTC's Digital Cinema and Graphic Design programs have collaborated to produce a fully-realized short-film event called the Red Carpet Film Festival. Countless hours of research, planning, "pitch day," design, production, and more go into the production of student films. 
 
Eight short films were selected and will be shown at the event. A short description, poster design, and production team members can be found on the Red Carpet Film Festival page.
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Jamie M Rogers Scholarship 2025

Two Moore Norman Technology Center Surgical Technology students were recently honored with the Jamie M. Rogers Memorial Scholarship. Brenda Hernandez Villavicencio and Alyssa Hill each received $500 which may be used at their discretion. Parents of the late Jamie M. Rogers, Mike and Nancy Rogers, along with Surgical Technology Instructors Julie Pennington and Fallon Hammond, made the scholarship announcement during their class. 

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Aviation & Aerospace Training Success at 2025 AERO Oklahoma Advocacy Day

A decade ago Senator Rosino and MNTC Board of Education Member Glen Cosper shared a vision for the role of Moore Norman Technology Center in Oklahoma’s soaring Aviation & Aerospace industry. The 2017 economic impact study reinforced the vision and when Brian Ruttman joined MNTC as superintendent/CEO in July 2019, one of his first directives was to initiate an Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program.  

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Six Students Awarded the Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship  |  Moore Norman Technology Center
The Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship was awarded to six (6) Moore Norman Technology Center students who will each receive a $1000 scholarship. 
 
Representatives from Tio Chuy’s Auto Sales, LLC were present to surprise students in class. The third group of students to receive the scholarship are; Isaiah Neff, Welding; Preston Bradley,Victor Lopez, and Harper Quezada from Automotive Service Technology; Tanner Puder and Zaiah Mays, Aviation Maintenance Technology.
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100%

Of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed would use our services again.

One hundred percent of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed said they would use our services again and would recommend our services to other businesses.

90%

Graduates were employed or continued their education.

Career and technical education (CTE) through Moore Norman prepares graduates with industry training, curriculum rigor, and employability skills that provide options for them to take employment,
start a college degree program, or both.

$3.5B

Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add more than $3.5 billion annually to the state's economy.

Cost-Benefit Analysis of CareerTech Career Majors - Lifetime Income Gains and the Impact on the Oklahoma Economy. A study prepared by Mark C. Snead, Ph.D.